KU Professor John Ise Publishes Intro Economics Text
John Jae, KU economics professor, writes a new introductory Economics text titled Economics. Published by Harcourt and Brothers in New York, it aims to address capitalistic weaknesses and potential reforms to avert socialism. Ise’s book targets students and general readers alike.
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John Jae
University of Kansas
K.U
Hartz and Brothers
New York
Noon
Frank T. Stockton
K. U. School of Business
American Economic Review
American Kennamin Association
John Ise
Althe Thie
U. S. Forest Policy
U. S. of Policy
Kansas
Ise
K. U
Harvard University
Harvard
Fie
Towa State College
Tse
Christian Parent Educators Needed Amid Conference Talks
An article notes talks on virtue rooted in fear and Irlen, with emphasis on permanent worth. The afternoon program featured greetings by Dr Reynolds, a conference mediation substitute Rev Walter H Up ton, and a women’s group fellowship tea chaired by Mrs Raymond Wheeler, with Mrs C B Althaus and Mrs C F Hughes serving.
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Ynolds
Altho F. Booz
McPherson
Walter H. Upton
Raymond Wheeler
C. B. Althaus
C. F. Hughes
Fear Feeds Texarkana as Five Murders Haunt City
Texarkana residents live in dread as a series of five brutal and unsolved killings grips the border city. Sheriff W K Davis cautions the suspect is a cold blooded criminal dubbed The Phantom, leaving only footprints and a flashlight as clues and no witnesses. Rio: Eisenhower clears engine failure halting flight time.
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Mosphere of
Tear
M. T. Gonzauvitag
Cits
W. K. Davis
Miller County
Ark
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM Stated Meeting May 9
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM holds a stated communication on Thursday May 9 with refreshments. Lewis R. Perry, W M, E J Coy, Secretary, ady.
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Acacia Lodge
ALF
A.M
Ivy
Omer of
Losinese
Lewis R. Perry
W. M.E. J. Coy
Sec’y— Ady
Ford offers free adaptive driving kit to disabled WWII veterans
Morgan-Mack Ford and sales manager Lawrence arranged demonstrations for a new Ford feature giving full vehicle control to veterans who lost limbs. The kit fits 1940 or later model Fords, including those with one to three limbs, installed free of charge for qualified veterans. Henry Ford says no veteran will pay extra to drive a Ford and Morgan-Mack will order and install the kit upon visit to the showroom.
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Les Morgan
Morgan-Mack Motor Company
Lawrence
Ford
Sword
Mercury
Henry Ford
Morgan-Mack
Lawrence city items mix crime politics and events
Police questioned two Kansas City women and a child after a restaurant report of missing sugar bowls. they agreed to leave town. Frost overnight. 39 degrees at several sites. University campaign activity included a rally and a mass leaflet drop by the Pachacamac NOIW party. Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce sets 8 pm meeting to draft by laws. A jack rabbit was captured on Massachusetts Street and given to a local trainer. Public library closes until noon Friday for staff attendance at a Kansas Library Association session. Open house and art exhibit planned at Lawrence public schools tonight.
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Kansas City. Mo
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Kansas Library Association
University of Kansas
Navy K-12 Students to Demonstrate Tie and Leather Work
University naval trainees face meat shortage, Capt. John B. Peterson reports. Chief Yeoman G. W. Rollin chased a possum by the Military Science building, captured it and sent it to the navy kitchens in the Union building. Navy will have meat for chow tonight.
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John B. Peterson
G. W. Rollin
Military Science
Navy
Union
Deaths and Funerals of John Bowen in Lawrence
John Isaac Bowen aged 61 died early today at Lawrence Memorial hospital after leaving Weaver bottoms farming for health reasons and moving to 1410 Prairie street Lawrence. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p m at Schubert funeral home with Dr C E Allison in charge. Burial in Met Park cemetery. Survived by wife Edith Bowen two daughters Genevieve Weston North Kansas City Missouri and Delene Bowen Kansas City Missouri one son Rayment Bowen City Missouri three grandchildren two sisters Mrs Bertha Pieauger Conway Springs and Mrs Charlotte Cannon Lahain Pay Boost for Teachers Wichita Kansas May 8. Teachers in Sedgwick county schools will share pay hikes next year by district boards ranging from 10 to 20 percent averaging 15 a month for elementary teachers and 20 a month for high school instructors. County Supt Adel Throckmorton said consolidations will reduce rural teachers next year by 20 to 25. New York May 8 two quite severe earthquake shocks.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Weaver Bottoms
Lawrence
Prairie Street
Schubert Funeral Home
C. E. Allison
Met Park
Edith Bowen
Genevieve Weston
North
Kansas City
Amd
Delene Bowen
Rayment Bowen
City
Tayo
Bertha Pieauger
Conway Springs
Charlotte Cannon
Lahiwin
Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County
Adel Throckmorton
New York
Arthur Otsdah
Ralph Dill
Tani’ Yayaf School
McLouth High School
Melwuth Kiwanis Club
Willimma
Oriti Hine
Emporia
Albert Hollingsworth
Jack Hollingsworth
Artie .Hollingworth
Tafelfert
Kanaas Chey
Aire
Seifert
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Donna
Leo Hollingsworth
Pigmodine Church
Meymouth
de. Ryan
Boma
McLouth
Ira Brummel
Harrid Sanders
Alma Sanders
Mefouth
Darrell Luse
Ian Omer
Near Leavenworth
Elmer Lune
Missea Eather
Violet Luse
Leavenworth
Walter Klatsirikt
Cntitian
Tonganoxle
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Senn
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Valley Falla
Marie Rolin
Familly
Arthur Ousdahl
B.A. Hospital
Topeka
Misa Nertha Haworth
Kiram Ha- Worth
Sirs
Pete Menzie
Washington
Lela Grace Means
Clam
Margaret Wellman
Emen
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Jamen Workman
Chicago
Ed Davison
Bellast
Frank Black
Wesley Robinson
Sonny Rolin
Frank Champion
Sam .Means
Leavenworth Hospital
Unclear OCR: South Pratt Ualventy caistograph tremor report
Fragmentary report notes a tremor timing 0 52 am and mentions collectors, Tokyo, a May 9 deadline, postal clerks handling eight freight cars of souvenirs, and references to a Reverend and New A Bion collectors.
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Pratt Ualventy
Jouea Tyoch
Tokyo
Death of J W Saylor In Oskaloosa Ends Life at Sixty
News arrives from Oskaloosa that J W Saylor died Tuesday at his home at age 60. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, two sons, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at the Presbyterian church with burial in Perry Cemetery.
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J. W. Saylor
Oskaloosa
Presbyterian Church
Perry Cemeter
Strike Vote Planned by 14 Unions at U S Railroads
Denison Texas May 8 L E Jones general chairman of the maintenance of way Brotherhood says 14 non operating brotherhoods of American railroads will hold a strike vote between May 20 and June 15. The report outlines tense labor actions affecting rail service nationwide with dates and organizational names.
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Denison
Tex
L.E. Jones
Brotherhod
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Brotherhoods of American Railroads
Market News at a Glance Stocks and Livestock Update
Market News at a Glance reports mixed stock trading with minor wheat changes and active cattle and hog markets. Kansas City detail shows steady to firm prices across wheat and livestock, with buyers cautious and supplies uneven, including higher grades of beef cattle and spring lambs edging up.
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Cellsnes
Celine
Tye
May Down
CFA Cellsnes
Ateong
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
May
Poultry Prices and Grain Prices From 19th Century Market
A garbled market listing shows poultry prices for hens, leghorns, turkeys, ducks, and roosters with various line items. Grain prices for wheat and corn appear alongside butter and egg references. The text reads like a casual harvest market sheet with numeric values and product names.
Market movers stumble as several names slip in late trading
Total energy shares near two million drifted versus Tuesday with mixed advances and declines. Fading performers included General Motors Du Pont, American Leather, Santa Fe, and Ohio Fuel while resistance appeared from Steel, Chrysler, International Nickel, and American Express.
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R'Fenera
Motor
Gatyear
Goodrich
Woolworth
Lee
Gary
American
Santa la Southern Railway
Taltimore
Ohio
Wraara ON
Kennecott
Chrysler
Craton Cartide
Allind Chemical
American Oe International Nickel
R-K-O
Wastinehoune
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